California trip notes from Judge Chambers and hotel chatter
Judge Joseph C. Chambers returns from California praising Los Angeles growth and climate. The Grand Hotel crowd includes P. W. Grinstead James H. Fagan and others discussing oil land, the Kinslow well, telephones in Warren County, and levee concerns in New Orleans with Mississippi River Commission remarks.
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P. W. Grinstead
South Kentucky Oil Company
James H. Fagan
Lexington
Honing
Barren County
Kentucky
Kinslow
Carthage Fair Poem Project Promotes Local Event
Young women in Millcreek Valley support the Carthage fair by writing verses. George W. Cormany, appointed poetry editor, prepares a souvenir collection with pieces praising the annual event and its location. Clara J. Murray initiated the effort, with multiple poets contributing ballads about the fair and county decisions.
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Millcreek Valley
Carthage
Clara J. Murray
Hartwell
Employees Present Loving Cup To Mr May
Last evening at the Grand Hotel David May received a costly silver loving cup from his employees at a dinner marking his forthcoming protracted health trip to Europe. L Goldsmith spoke, praising employer and friend as two large floral ships honored the guest, with health notes prompting the journey. Dr Giles Mitchell and wife accompany May for about three months. They depart Newcastle Wednesday and sail July 4 on the Kroonland to Nauheim Springs, Germany.
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Grand Hotel
David May
Mr. May
Europe
L. Goldsmith
Giles Mitchell
May
Nauheim Springs
Germany
Mitchell
Kroonland
Melee at Cincinnati depot ends with agent bested
Special Agent T B Hart was defeated in a rough encounter at the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton depot after an excursion train from Indianapolis arrived. The stranger knocked away Hart’s revolver and blackjack, and Hart ultimately let the man go, with bystanders defending the unidentified visitor. Hart, a long time agent for the Chicago Hamilton en line, was not arrested.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
T. B. Hart
Indianapolis
Hart
Vic” Hill
Moriarity
Fifth and
Baymiller Streets
Here
Hamilton
Chicago, Hamilton & En
Saratoga Springs Spa The Popular New York Resort
Saratoga Springs in New York is cited as the most popular and accessible American spa. Known for its medical waters, it is described as an ideal summer resort reached via the New York Central Lines. Inquiries may be directed to Harry Parry, General Agent, 377 Main Street, Buffalo.
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Saratoga Springs
New York
New York Central
Harry Parry
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Robbery Report At Clark and Linn Streets
Thomas Collins of 367 Oregon street reported to police that a silver watch and gold chain were stolen while he waited for a street car at Clark and Linn. He said he was asleep when the pocket was picked.
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Thomas Collins
Oregon Street
Clark and
Linn
Collins
Gasoline Stove Explosion At 570 Carlisle Avenue
A gasoline stove in the home of Mrs. Lizzie Liggins at 570 Carlisle Avenue exploded yesterday. Engine Company 14 extinguished the blaze with trifling damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Liggins
Carlisle Avenue
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claim
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it eases pain calms wind and promotes relief with a single bottle.
Tragic Fall: Youth Dies After Elevator Shaft Accident
Clyde Donavin, 18, of Neville Ohio, died instantly at the Burnet House after falling into an elevator shaft on the third floor. He had just begun work as a porter and, while unloading a trunk, stepped off a moving elevator missing the stop and fell into the shaft. His skull was fractured and body moved to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Donavin
Neville, O
Burnet House
Donavin
Recent Publications Price List from New York and Philadelphia
New York listings feature Buell's Sir William Johnson and Love Letters of Margaret Fuller with forewords by Howe and reminiscences by Emerson Greeley and Congdon. Also Tirebuck memoir and Harrison novel. Philadelphia offers Weed and Dearborn Birds in Their Relations to Man and Peggy O'Neal by Alfred Henry Lewis. Both show illustrated editions and net prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Appleton & Co
Sir William Johnson
Augustus C. Buell
Margaret Fuller
Julia Ward Howe
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Horace Greeley
Charles T. Congdon
God
Mammon
Wiliam Edwards Tirebuck
Hall
Hatch
Burton Harrison
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
United States
Canada
Clarence M. Weed
Ned Dearborn
Drexel Biddle
Peggy O'Neal
Alfred Henry Lewis
Weather Wagers Spark City Gossip Amid Raucous Banter
In a comic exchange, Jiggsby notes two dominees fail to agree on weather prayers. Hornbrower confirms they are at loggerheads with opposite requests for rain versus dry spells, adding humorous detail to a noisy public moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Jiggsby
Hornbrower
July Literary News Notes From The Nation’s Press
July literary notes feature Ina Brevoort Roberts's The Pretenders and Lilian Bell's The Dowager Countess and the American Girl. Harold MacGrath garners Syracuse fanfare for The Grey Cloak while Ohio Shiloh battle book is praised. David Graham Phillips, ex-New York World writer, now pens a Success serial The Confession of a Creasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Bell
Harper & Bros
Miss Bell
Harold MacGrath
Syracuse
MacGrath
The
Bobbs- Merrill Company
David Graham Phillips
Phillips
Europe
Greatest City South of the Equator and New Works
The article discusses Buenos Ayres as the largest city in South America and the Western Hemisphere south of Philadelphia, noting its unusual interest and a July St Nicholas account by G M L Brown. It also previews new books by Hezekiah Butterworth and Mrs Humphry Ward, highlighting their moral and educational value and excerpts from Ward on how stories take shape.
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South America
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic Ocean
Richmond
Philadelphia
G. M. L. Brown
St. Nicholas
Equator
D. Appleton & Co
Hezekiah Butterworth
Jonathan
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Mr. Butterworth
Washington
Greenway Court
Adams
Whitman
Columbia
Humphry Ward
Passmore Edwards Settlement
Lady Rose
Harpers
Julie le Breton
Ward
Dorothy Ward
Cure for nasal throat disease via formalin method
An early medical note reports complete cure of an nasal throat ailment after immediate review and treatment with formalin as described by Simer and Amend.
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Simer & Amend
Coadjutor Moeller Begins Episcopal Duties in City
Coadjutor Archbishop Henry Moeller, D D now permanently located here, administered confirmations at St. Michael's St. Paul's and St. Philomena's churches with a host of priests assisting. Archbishop Elder also confirmed at St Stanislaus in the afternoon and will confirm at St Leo's tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
D.D
St. Michael's
St. Paul’s
St. Philomena’s
St. Michael’s Church
Joseph Bussmann
H. Rechtin
Joseph Pohlschneider
F. J. Beckmann
St. Philomena’s Church
Herman Kemper
F. E. Bruegge
L. A.tieman
M. J. Feldmann
A. F. Runnebaum
B. Moeller
W. Wagner
F. H. Schmidt
Joseph Tieken
B. Hillebrand
Mgr
F. X. Specht
Columbus (O
St. Stanislaus Church
Liberty and
Cutter Streets
Ladislaus Lipski
St. .Leo’s Church
North Fairmount
Fire Chief Advises Householders on Fire Prep
Fire Chief Archibald urges homeowners to shut interior doors, sound the alarm, and wait outside for firefighters. He warns against blocking access with belongings, suggests salvaging valuables with tarpaulins, and emphasizes staying calm and trusting the fire department.
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Archibald
Salvage Corps
M Shanes Says He Was Doped and Robbed
James McShane, 22, of 72 Plum Street, was brought to City Hospital in serious condition after attending St. Xavier's Church. He entered a Fifth street saloon near Sycamore, accepted a drink from two young men, and woke unconscious with only 20 cents of his $3. Hospital doctors report he was doped.
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James McShane
Plum Street
City Hospital
McShane
St. Xavier’s Church
Fifth Street
Sycamore
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California
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
T. G. McKell
Chillicothe
West Virginia
Dunglen Hotel
Thurmond
W. Va
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Hutchcroft
Paris
K. C. Hutchcroft
O. M. Bake
Fitzsimmons
Warren County
Warren
Chas. T. Yenni
New Orleans
St. Louis
Commission
Cleveland
Young & Carl
A. T. Hazen
L. P. Hazen & Co
Gorham
Geo. W. Cormany
Carthage Fair
Oakley Race Track
Cumace
Clara Murray
Farmer’s Fair
Oakley
John Partlage
Cymantha
Hiram
Jane
Bell
Special
H. & D. Depot
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n ‘St. Louis, U.S. A
Lippincott
Ina Brevoort Roberts
Mr. Sxeegan
Macmillan
Gertrude Atherton
Mrs. Pendleton
William Stearns Davis
Dragon’s Dale
Gwendolen Overton
Anne Carmel
Ohio
Shiloh
Ohio Shiloh
A. S. Bushnell
John Mitchell
T. J. Lindsey
J. S. Laughlin
N. R. Park
Milcom Turner
Big
Mrs. Ward
Moeller
M’shane
Shillito
Dome Center
Dimities
India
Wash
Silk
Madras
Jacquard
Aes
John Shillits Company
Alleghanies
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Institute Building
S. W. Cor
Sixth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati, O
Baymiller and Gest Sts
M. P. Ryan
Brooks
Philip H
Lingo Street
Cumminsville
Spring Grove Chapel
Migrie, Bros
West Fourth Street
Geo. A. Wiltsee
John F. Wiltsee
Miles
Windsor
Frank G. Tullidge & Co
Postoffice
Government Square
W. Cor
Procter & Gamble Company
Sane
Gamble, Scc
Pomiten Avenue
Tunsday
Eir
Philip H. B
Order
Nerder
M. M.S. Turrill
Bec
Third St
Wrisiy
Board of Public Service
City of
State of Ohio
Cincinnati and
Brouch Hospitals
George F. Holmes
Board of Trustees
Public Library of
I. Street
Public Library
Robert H. West
Atari
Public Lie . OF
Pet . A. Hopkins
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
John Boyle
Mary A Nugent
J. J. Sullivan
Central Avenue
Rydepot
Second Arsenal Street
Troumea Torco Ainice
Pritedetyhia Ia
Masonic
Willis Chapter
Royal Arch
H. Kuelman
H. P. H. G. Skiff
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